Aug 8, 2015 · Which of these alternatives is grammatically correct? I’m done. or I have finished Like I’m done sounds very American, but is it grammatically correct?

Usually, "I have done" would require an object (done what, precisely?) and "I am done" would signify that one was finished with, say, a task. At least in the U.S., a person would be much more likely to …

You're right to be bothered. I'm done my homework is not acceptable English. I'm done with my homework I have done my homework I did my homework are fine. Done is called the past participle …

Apr 24, 2014 · I want to know if "I'm almost done" is correct, or whether it should be "I've almost done" as a present perfect tense. I often read this on Facebook news feed. Is it correct?

But technically, cakes are done and people are finished. Also, in proper English usage, I have finished is preferred over I am finished. So, in that sense only the following (from your list) are correct: I have …

What is the difference between when we say "I am done" and "I am through"? Please give examples to make the difference clear.

Jul 14, 2019 · I'm done with her paper means you have finished reading it, or possibly editing it. Along the same lines: I'm done with exams means you've completed your exams for the current school …

Dec 29, 2020 · Today when I was eating, I finished my food and said: I am done with my food. But I am just wondering if the above sentence is proper grammar or not. Of course I can say: I am finished …

Nov 23, 2016 · Done and doing close together might be confusing, but each has a grammatical role in this sentence. Done to express completion I am done verb -ing As you wrote, done here is an …

Or: I'm done with my class for today. I'm done with today's class. However, most people will understand this by context. The following conversation could be heard at the end of the day: "Are your classes …